Limb spasticity and telemedicine consultation for reconstructive surgery: patient perspectives of surgical assessment.
Abigail BardwellChristopher S CrowePeter Charles RheePublished in: Journal of osteopathic medicine (2024)
Spasticity patients were overwhelmingly satisfied with their initial virtual consultation as an alternative to face-to-face visits. Telemedicine provides a clinical opportunity for seeking information about spasticity surgery and offers a cost-effective and convenient option for patients who find travel to specialty centers prohibitive.
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